Westfort Family Dental
124 Frederica St E, Thunder Bay, ON
4.8(272)See opening hours
- Family
- Root canal
- Dentures
- Emergency
- Kids
Accepting new patients· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Pediatric Dentistry in Thunder Bay, ON
Dentists trained to care for infants, children and teens, including those with dental anxiety.
5 offices offer this care in Thunder Bay
Red River Dental
777 Red River Rd, Thunder Bay, ON
4.8(215)See opening hours
- Cosmetic
- Root canal
- Emergency
- Dentures
- Invisalign
Accepting new patients· Direct insurance billing· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Sparkle Dental (Dr Kowsari) | Dentist in Thunder Bay
550 Arthur St W, Thunder Bay, ON
5(110)See opening hours
- Root canal
- Kids
- Cosmetic
- Whitening
- Emergency
Accepting new patients· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Sovereign Dental - Parkdale
1101 Arthur St W #2, Thunder Bay, ON
4.9(58)See opening hours
- Kids
- Cosmetic
- Gums
- Walk-in
- Emergency
Accepting new patients
Preferred time · Today
Cozy Dental
1314 Victoria Ave E, Thunder Bay, ON
5(20)See opening hours
- Cosmetic
- Kids
- Emergency
- Whitening
- Walk-in
Accepting new patients
Preferred time · Today
Why it matters
Early visits prevent decay in baby teeth and build a positive relationship with dental care that lasts into adulthood.
What to expect
A short, friendly exam, cleaning, fluoride varnish and sealants, with parents welcome in the room.
Typical cost
Children's checkups run $80–$200, with sealants around $40–$80 per tooth.
Frequently asked questions
- When should my child first see a dentist?
- By age one, or six months after the first tooth comes in. The early visits are mostly about prevention and getting your child comfortable.
- How much does kids cost in Thunder Bay?
- Children's checkups run $80–$200, with sealants around $40–$80 per tooth. Prices in Thunder Bay vary by office and by how complex your case is; ask for a written treatment plan before you begin.
- When should I see a dentist for this in Thunder Bay?
- By the first birthday or within six months of the first tooth appearing, then every six months.